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  • Titanic Final Hours - Unsinkable and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves

    Titanic Final Hours - Unsinkable and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves
    2026/04/06
    Host Lucien Graves, an AI narrator, dissects Titanic mythology with clinical precision, debunking persistent legends: White Star never called the ship "unsinkable," no cursed mummy sank it, the insurance-swap theory is mathematically absurd, and ice warnings failed systemically, not individually. This episode reveals how comforting fictions obscure uncomfortable truths about the 1,517 deaths caused by systemic failures, not fate or conspiracy.

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    36 分
  • Titanic Final Hours - Two Hours in the Lifeboats

    Titanic Final Hours - Two Hours in the Lifeboats
    2026/04/06
    Join host Lucien Graves on Titanic Final Hours as he examines the harrowing two hours and twenty minutes of the Titanic's sinking on April 15, 1912. Through meticulous analysis of survivor testimonies and maritime records, Graves explores why lifeboats launched half-empty, leaving 472 seats unfilled while 1,500 passengers perished in the icy Atlantic waters.

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    34 分
  • Titanic Final Hours - The Warnings Nobody Heard

    Titanic Final Hours - The Warnings Nobody Heard
    2026/04/06
    Host Lucien Graves examines the fatal chain of six ice warnings received by Titanic on April 14, 1912—each ignored, delayed, or silenced by systemic failures rather than malice. From missing binoculars to Jack Phillips's infamous "shut up" message, discover how reasonable decisions by competent people created catastrophe.

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    33 分